National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-07-04

The Louisville-st Louis game was forfeited
to Louisville yesterday, st. Louis refusing to
play, as light shower was falling.
THE ALEXANDRIA REGATTA.
This promises to be red letter day IN the
history OF boating events at Alexandria, and
the regatta under the auspices of the Old Do
being pronounced success. The entries for
the different races are appended,
BID. m.-Junior fouroared shells-Potomac,
Washington, red Columbia. Washington, blue.
$780, m.-Junior sipgle.-Potomac. Washing
ton, red; Columbia, washington, blue.
blue and white; University school, Petersburg,
blue and white; Old Dominion, Alexandria,
1850 p. m.-senlor four.oared shells-Poto-
mac, Washington, red; Columbia, Washington,
| blue.
5p m.-senior slngle-Potomac,w Washington,
$50 P, m.aFopr. cared gigs, open 70 all T..
School, Petersburg, blue and white; Virginia,
Richmond, blue and white; Old Dominion,
p. m.-state singles-Rappahannoc
Fredericksburg; Old Dominion, Alexandria,
| blue.
$50. p. m.-Eight cared shells--Columbie
Washington, blue: Potomac, Washington, red
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
| Lynn & Wall. 9os Pennsylvania avenue, fur.
nish the following entries:
| BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race-Three-Quarters of mile Park
vile, III pounds; Jim Glare, ll2; Hader, 10;
Chinchilla, 10l; Competition, 1903; Fasenote,
%; Glenluce, ll6; Pagan, ITO; Hampton, 100;
ito; Fernieaf lo7; 4rdri, ioI; Winnie Cerss, 81.
Second race-Selling, one and one-sixteepth
miles-Daly Oak, 81 pounds; the Owl, %; Big
Roy Mary Hamlton s ~ JAMES, mPsuIs
81; Keokuk, 90; whizgig, %; Boatnan, 81; Clat.
Ter, %; Compensation; %; Nat Kramer, 9Si
l Nf a
Bankrupt, lis; Little Dan, no; Miller, us;
Billy Smith. 1ia; king Arthur ii2 DICK si Brown
lie; Guinare. lob; hermitage los; Armstrong,
1oa; Kink' Ioi Nightshade' liz; ,ror,., ,,o,
handicapEIreasurer, lO7 pounds BLIZZARD
lCS; Minnie MI, heslaI, 1913; Windsail, lo2 Top
Fifth race-seyen-e ighths Of mile. King
Fan, 100 pounds Toboggau. us: Hercules, 1l6;
BHdnsTo pfaeHs G f aieRdrJ Ppfs i
Campbell; 1o7; France, lo5; Lizzie Walton, los;
l15; Notre Dame Colt. lis; Seamen, ll2; Lottit
Fillmore, l12; Purse, 1i2.
Seventh race-one and one.quarter miles,
| over hurdles. Sam Crown, l5l; Harry Mann.
140; Hazard, Hi; Rushbrook, 1879; Donald A
l89;, Willie Martin, 100; Tallyrand, 1877; Leo
| pold, l26; Charm, I'D.
CHICAGO.
First race-For 2-year- olds, three quarters of Q
mile-Light 0'I.ondop, Pat Moran. the Cheva-
| lier, Ranger, Artist, Vengeance, ITO each; Lady
Virgil, FeIina. Irma II, Charlotte, Ocean Wave
Lady Taylor, Bertha, 107 each.
miles-Alice, 20 pounds, Aurelia, o5; Modesty
ITO; Jim Nave, liz; Molle's Last, 1903; Brook.
ELI ia; on wyandotte Chief los Malaria, ITO
Third race-All ages, Columbia Stakes, one
and three quarters miles-C. II. Todd, II:
pounds; Monte Cristo, llS; Volante, ll6; Luck,
Fourth race-For s.year-olds, Sheridan
Stakes, one and ope.guarter miles-Terr,
is; Procrastinattr is Miss Ford. lis; Wary Vary
1ls; Safe Ban, llsi Hard Times, lOs.
Fifth race.All ages. three.quarters mill
Pet three RI IN 1S
Rose, 80.
THE RACES AT IVY CITY TODAY.
An attractive programme has been arranged
for the races at Ivy City to-day, and as all tn
szS WIFI eaas ae B. g. sepSt
race track at 1910 and $50 o'clock. The con
!, oi!ions, probable startersiand distances follow
First race, running-Three.quarter mil
Goodwin's CHI. g. Corbett, q. Costs b. c. Coll
Coin. g; II; Hoods Oh. 9; Prince, J. @. Nc
, Milky Way, E. sanderson's Oh. g, Red Bessett
,, Second race-Trotting, three minute class
+. L. Ultmas's blk. m. Toots, II. and NJ. Jacob
br. m. Kitty clyde, ]. Coyle's blk. 6. Old Shoes
, j. Eggleston's br. 6. G. o., L. o. Sanderson'
: | gr. e. Charley G.
Third race-2;2s class, trotting and pscing
]. II. Snaps gr. g. Blue Dick, j. Coyle's CHI. m
Marietta, J. II. Snaps blk. g. George II
OWENS b. &. st. Reno. j. Simmons blk g. Doc
Fourth race-Steeplechase-J Coyle's Oh. m
Frances Cleveland, @, w. Barnes's CHI. q. jim
, B. Hughes's blk. G. Morgan.
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